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blackxacto

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What must be turned on to see images in Apple Mail on an iPhone11Pro in iOS15? I updated to iOS15 and no more images in Apple Mail. Apple Techs were unable to turn them back on. Does anyone know what check box will show images in iOS15 iPhone Apple Mail?
 

Slartibart

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I assume the Apple Techs and/or you checked “Load Remote Images” in the Mail settings?
 

EM2013

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I remember seeing the toggle for load images but don’t see it on 15. Searching for it from spotlight takes you to mail settings but the toggle isn’t there
 

blackxacto

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I am seeing a blank window where any images are sent to me. I see all text as normal sent to me, but no images.
 

blackxacto

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Yes, I remember the load images toggle as well, but it ain't in my iOS15 system. How are you guy's seeing images in emails in iOS15?
 

blackxacto

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Tonite, I wiped the iPhone11Pro, then restored iOS15 and my recent iCloud backup. I think I solved the issue. If not I will write. Thanks for your responses.
 

blackxacto

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DANG, no images in new emails, look at this Mirror News email. Its typical:
 

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eyeseeyou

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I have this issue too. I thought it was because of that iCloud private relay set up but even after I disabled it my images are still missing.
 

slyronit

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I could see email images without issues in 15.0, 15.0.1, 15.0.2 and now on 15.1. You should go to Settings-->Mail-->Privacy Protection and turn off "Protect Mail Activity".
 

slyronit

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I have this issue too. I thought it was because of that iCloud private relay set up but even after I disabled it my images are still missing.
iCloud Private Relay is only for Safari. For Mail, it is Settings-->Mail-->Privacy Protection and turn off "Protect Mail Activity".
 

blackxacto

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I turned Privacy Protection/Protect Mail Activity off and rebooted the iPhone11Pro. Only hiding 11" iP address now. STILL NO IMAGES IN ANY EMAIL
 

slyronit

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I turned iCloud Private Relay off and rebooted the iPhone11Pro. Only hiding 11" iP address now. STILL NO IMAGES IN ANY EMAIL
iCloud Private Relay is only for Safari. For Mail, it is Settings-->Mail-->Privacy Protection and turn off "Protect Mail Activity".
 

blackxacto

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That did it. What's the use of having this new software crap, if it defeats the use of email? HEY< THATYS A GREAT SUGGESTION ILL TYPE IN ALL CAPS FOR NOW> THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR SUGGESTION< SPORT!
 

slyronit

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That did it. What's the use of having this new software crap, if it defeats the use of email? HEY< THATYS A GREAT SUGGESTION ILL TYPE IN ALL CAPS FOR NOW> THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR SUGGESTION< SPORT!
Because companies don't design features for individual users like you, they design it for the vast majority. And for the vast majority, it is working. If it is not working just for you and a handful of people, submit feedback to Apple. You can type whatever way you want, as I won't be reading it anymore.
 

w5jck

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Well there is a lot of flaky crap in iOS 15, so it is could be a bug if there isn't an obvious option set incorrectly. I'm running iOS 15.0.2 on my iPhone XR and here is a screen capture after I sent two photos to myself. One was viewable as soon as I opened the email, the other had to be tapped to load but did load. I am of course on my own VIP list and I have the protect Mail Activity option turned OFF. I do have Block All Remote Content set to ON though.

Is the email from a known contact? Is it from an unknown contact or one that is not in the VIP list?
 

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EM2013

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Load images is now ‘block all remote content’ apparently. But load images still shows up in search & takes you to mail settings, although there’s no such setting now.

Smh apple
 

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blackxacto

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Well there is a lot of flaky crap in iOS 15, so it is could be a bug if there isn't an obvious option set incorrectly. I'm running iOS 15.0.2 on my iPhone XR and here is a screen capture after I sent to photos to myself. One was viewable as soon as I opened the email, the other had to be tapped to load but did load. I am of course on my own VIP list and I have the protect Mail Activity option turned OFF. I do have Block All Remote Content set to ON though.

Is the email from a known contact? Is it from an unknown contact or one that is not in the VIP list?
“do have Block All Remote Content set to ON though.” Where did you find this?
 

blackxacto

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Settings —> Mail —> Privacy Protection —> Block All Remote Content option.
I have turned off everything under Privacy Protection. That gave me back email images. So Privacy Protection is a useless addition by Apple, unless you never want to see images in Apple Mail on an iPhone.
 
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